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08-27-2012, 02:27 AM
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Gone Wild
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G22 Speed sensor
I have a friend with a G22 that is slower than the other G22's on the course. Batteries are good and other than speed all seems fine. I believe that the controller can be adjusted by agents at a price but before going down that road ,will disconnecting the speed sensor have any effect on the speed.? Sure it will disable regen etc. If it does , that could also point to a faulty speed sensor I suppose ! Tks for any info
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08-27-2012, 07:14 AM
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Gone Wild
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Location: Florida
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Re: G22 Speed sensor
Disconnecting the speed sensor can cause cart to be extremely jumpy off the start causing a whiplash effect, also I have seen many G22's come in my shop that are slower due to faulty motor brushes...
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